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EPISODE · Feb 7, 2022 · 1H 21M

Terrier Troubles and Talking Tigers

from The Rams Review Podcast · host The Rams Review Podcast

Jason and Cory sit down to discuss all things Derby County in what has proved to be yet another busy week for The Rams. First, we take a look at Derby's loss to Huddersfield. We discuss Richard Stearman's red card and what that means for a backline that has been strong so far this season. Who will place in place of Stears? We talk about how Derby did well and battled for 90 minutes despite the early dismissal and why this poor run of  form needs to stop ASAP. We also get the thoughts from And He Takes That Chance and see how Huddersfield viewed the match. We then move on to preview the next match, a home game against Hull City. We talk about the midfield battle and why this game is critical to Derby's survival hopes. We get a view of the match from the Hull podcast, To Hull and Back. We then discuss Mel Morris' statement regarding the future of the football club. We talk about, why now? what next? and what's around the corner. We then end on some positivity.  Thank you for listening! Get in touch with your questions or comments. Send us a voice message!  On Twitter: @ramsreview1 ; Facebook: @ramsreviewpod and email [email protected].

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